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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-09-10

Persona 4.

Mrs G. w. Hudspeth and daughter left on
Tuesday last for Virginia, where the latter
will attend school, Mr.. Morton E. Duson ac
companied them as far as New Orleans.
Miss Emma Clark, of Lafayette, has been
on a-visit TO onr town as the guest of her
friend Mrs. f. w. Lewis.
Mr.. George G. Taylor, typo of the Rayne
Signal, spent few days with relatives and
friends during the past week. George was
looking we'll, and expressed himself well
pleased with his situation in Rayne.
Mrs. F. w. Lewis is visiting relatives and
friends in Kentucky.
mir. o. Fl. Terwilliger and wife returned
home on Monday last from an ext ended visit
TO New York.
MIR. A. Y. Richard, of Bellevue, paid our of
fee an appreciated visit on last Thursday.
Mr.. N. C. Devilliers, Jr., and sister, of Not
leyville were in town on Tuesday last.
DIR. F. j. Mayer, of Scott Station, was pres
ent at the barbecue and speaking on last
Monday.
Mrs. j. w. Eckart, of Morgan City accom-
panied by her children, is spending some time
with relatives here.
Mrs Alphonse Lastrapes and children, OF
New Orleans, who has been spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. j. 5. Hosea. left on
| last Sundays train for her home
Our JUNIOR editor departed last Tuesday t.
| attend the meeting of the National Editorial
| Association at Denver, Colorado, as dele
/ gate from this State at its ANIMAL meeting
/ which takes place next Tuesday. The b. II
! Capitolian-A Advocate gives ann tue IoiioWthe
/ send off y:
Our friend and confrere, Mr.. L. A. Sandoz
/ af the Opelousas Courier, arrived this morn
/ ing to join the Louisiana press delegation tha
i is TO depart for Denver, Col. tomorrow even
| inc to attend the meeting of the National AS
sociation which takes place next Tuesday
/ Mr.. Sandoz is in fine trim for the voyage, anf
| nroueses to enjoy it to the fullest extent. Ht
i is a genial and popular gentleman, and hil
i nresence will add very materially. to the goot
looks and strength OF the delegation.
/ Or. ID, q. Parker returned last week iron
a trip to California. where ne spent seVara era
4 weeks with his brother, DIR. p. j, Parker. Ih'
i Dr.'s health improved considerably durlns
his abs ence and be brings the gratifying an
noufcement that his brother is steadily 'ol
the mend"
John Z. Pattison Of New Orleans, inyento
!. and patentee of d new sediment machine: wa
In town during the early part OF the week, OF
business connected with MS vatnaoie ihfeh
tion. NV
Cant. C. G, Luzenberg and Cadet G: MeVe
of the Louisiana State University, OF bato
Rouge. graced our town with their presenc
Oh Sunday last u.
Mrs. E. Garvin, Mrs, c. A. Roy, and th
4 charming MISS NaHh t1uhiCt va ~. ,
inc Town of Washington, were visiting friend
in town on Thursday last
Miss Lou White, of Alexandria, is here oa
visit 10 her many friends. She is the guest
8 Mrs. DR.. w. M Thompson.
Miss Mary E. Littel, a daughter OF Dr.
H. Littell, left on last MONDAY 70 aeee"
school at jackson, La.
Mr.. Chas. Richard, of Lake Charles, was
town on last Thursday
Mn. Elridge w. Lyons Sheriff of Acadl
: parish, graced our town with his presence = =
I Friday last.
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Meets with Approval.
Lake Charles Echo.

Lake Charles Echo.
AS our query of a couple of weeks ago; ask
ing our confrsres of the press as to the advls-
ability of constituting the police juries
throughout the State parish school boards,
seems to have met considerable approval, we
will state few reasons for the question, and
why we think the arrangement woald work
i. The regular meetings of the police jury
would also be the regular meetings OF the
school board, which, as matter OF course
would guarantee quorum for the transac
tion of business.
9. The people of the parish would be advis
ed as to the date of these meetings, which
would enable them to bring such matters be
fore the board as they considered for the bes
Interests of the schools
3. This arrangement wonld insure a repre-
sentative from each ward in the councils o
that body, and would leave no room, as a
present, for complaint as to the distribution
| of tie funds allotted the different wards
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JUDICIAL NOTICES
GHERIFF'S SALE.
District Conrt, Parish ST. Landry, No. l4258
Florestine C. SchwiDg VS.. William F. Schwing.

By virtue of writ of seizure and
sale issued out of the 18th Judicial
District Court, in and for the parish
of st. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, / will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
front door of the Court House, in the town
of Opelousas, parish of st. Landry, on SAT
URDAY Y, the I7th day of September, 1887, at
IL o'clock a. m, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
The undivided two-thirds of q certain lot OF
ground, in St. Landry parish, State of Louisi-
ana, situated just below the town of Wash
iDgton, on the Courtableau Bayou, having
front on said bayou of two hundred and ten
feet, by depth back between parallel lines
to the continuation of Trainor street. The
upper line measuring four chains, and the
lower line measuring five chains; said lot con-
tanning one and three quarter acres more
or less, and bounded north by strip
of land twenty feet wide adjoining
Elizabeth street or corporation line, as
laid off on map of Gantt's addition to said
town, south by Ebert Gantt's property and
west by continuation of TrainOr street, to-
gether with said undivided two-thirds of said
lot is mortgaged, likewise the undivided two
thirds of all the buildings, machinery and
other improvements on said lot or which may
be put thereon, said property being known as
the Pelican Oil MILL
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms--Cash. G. G. DUSON,
! July l3, 1887. Sheriff.
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TO All Whom II May Concern.


sTATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE
Parish of St. Landry, I
Opeiousas, September 9, 1887
WKJHEREAS, the State and Parish Tax
w Rolls fur the taxes of the year 1887 lave
beep fled i'm the office of the Recorder OF
Mortgages for the parish of st. Landry, and
COPY thereof has been delivered to me.
Now, therefore, |, G. Z. Duson, State and
Parish Tax Collector of the parish of st. Lam
dry. acting in conformity with the provisions
of section 90 of the Act No. SO of 1882, do give
notice that the taxes assessed in the year 1887
are set forth in the tax rolls on die in my Of
tice aud in the mortgage office ct the parish,
that they are now due aud that the taxes on
movable property will become delinquent on
the 4st day of October next, and on immova6ie
property on the 3lst day of December, 1857 !,
and will bear 3 per cent per month interest
isec,ions 40 and SO, Act No. 96, 1882 from that
date until sold in accordance with article 2l0
of the Constitution.
The publication of this notice once week
for three weeks aud the posting thereof On
tic door of tie room iu which the Civil DIS
trict Court for the parish OF st. Laudry is
held, is by law made full aud complete potice
10 each taxpayer and to amy person WHOM II
may concern.
Taxpayers are accordingly invited to call
at once in order to a.vaid interest and Gusts.
C. G. DUSON,
State aud Parish Tax Collector,
Sent. 10. Parish of st. Landry
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MaRRrED.-At the residence of the rooms
narents nc Plaisance, in this parish, ON Tues
dav the 9th inst. by Rev. Father kaymona'
YVES ANDRRpoST and Miss MARIE EVA VI
DRIaE, all of this parish.
.At the Catholic Church. on Thursday, z
seps. 9Th, at o'clock p. M, the Rev. j; .,E =
RAYMOND, Mr.. j. LEOPOLD CAHANiS 70 Mlss
PHIIoNEsE MI. RICHARD, both OF ope'oasas.
No cards. a,,;.;ams
niaea 81 cake from eur young friend Leopold
IS 8 pleasant remembrance of this most Joyous
eyent IN his life. Being typo N TINS o.lce, =,
and moreover most worthy young man = =
every respect, we feel an unusual lhtsrsss ~ y y
his fiat,,re happiness and prosperity may u
rsl l,is fair Young bride realize the full fFut
fion Of the rosy expectations which beam @, on
them now. and may they live to 2 gooe olo ls
aae. rIpe with the felicity and snecess O. vel
spent yeara.
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4 public school Building.

lady, of her own devising, and remark
able for energy and sprightli ness, has taken
mnon herself the worthy task of raising funds
for the erection Of a proper Public School build
mo for the town Of Opelousas With only par
tai canvass of the town, the subscriptions al
ready s.. exceed her expectation, and she has de-
cided 10 continue her efforts till her object IS
fully accomplished. A liberal minded gentle
man has donated asuitable lot for thebuildlng;
In this connection will suggest the name OIL
!, gentleman whose experience as teacher
sySose popularity and high order of talent
make him eminently suited as the principal
nf such an institution. It is the Rev. +. ".
Lewis, of Opelousas.
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that a candidates ability and fitness. for a
position is not to be considered, and our IRE
form" friends support to all local candidates
will be given only to those who support Gen.
Nichols. This is "personalism and proscrip-
tion" of the most malignant type. But these
'.reformers" go still further, for the st: Ber-
pard Eagle, another Nichols paper, advises
the s'reformers,n in case the nominees OF the
Democratic Convention are not satisfactory
to organize ticket of their own and to give
it their undivided support. And yet these
papers call themselves Democratic organs
God save the mark.
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DUBLlC SALE.
Probate Court Parish of 81 Landry, 40. 4s-5
EsrA1E o. Rosls I,ntLnRY.

ESTATE o. ROSE THtLRRY.
By virtue of an Jrder of the Honorable Vie
District Court III aud for the parish UT Saiut
Landry, there will be sold ut public auction
to the las, aud highest bidder, by tue under
signed testamentary executor or duly quail
fled auctioneer. at the Court House. IN Opel.
ousas, parish Of St. Landry. on iHURSDAE r.
perty, belougiug to the estate of Rose Th'
erry deceased, towit:
Two lots of ground, with in the buildings
and improvements thereon. situated iu 4e
town of Opelonsas, parish of St. Landry, LIs>
aud bounded as follows: North by Grolee'
street, south by North street, east BY property
of Jean MGdicis aud west by Mrs. Robin.
Terms Cash
SIMEON BIROTTE.
Sept 3, 1887. Testamcutary Executor
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NOTICE OF TABLEAU.

District Court Parish of ST Landry, No, 461o.
ESTATE OF EMILE MILLER.
Whereas. Cyprien Fruge, Jr., Of the parish
of ST. Landry, natural tutor in the above si,
titled estate, has filed final tablean OF saia
estate, accompanied by his petition praying
for the honiologation of the same !, ,;.
And whereas, notice of filing OF sald petlI
tion aud tabieau has been ordered by an err
der of court bearing date Sept. 2d, 1887 ~
Now, therefore, notice is hereby gwen 10 a.. a.t
persons interested to make opposition 10 saa
tablean, in writing, at my office in the town
of Opelousas, within the time required ny law
why said tableass should not be hoh'''s"''"
and confirmed. o,.curpr
-. . 1897 Clerk.
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Burkes desire to photograph Q hundred ba-
hies NAV seem unreasonable. but we think
our little city can FIJI the bill ;;-bnt why q
man should deliberately advertise for trouble
we can't understand. We however wish him
well, while we wonder how he will manage to
explain his position to the ninety and nine
that ought to have got the prize.
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The great success of many agents employed
BIZ B. f. johnson g. Co., of Richmond, is
presty good evidence of the excellence and
popularity of the books they offer to sell
sIfouah their agents. This is a reliable house,
ana any contract made with them you can de.
pend on will be faithfully carried out.
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SERIOUSLY HURT1-A colored man by the
name of Sherman Shorten was struck over
the head with bottle by another negro, OF
ball in Prairie Plaisance, on last Saturday
night and had hls skull fractured. A woman
oarsed the difficulty. The assallant made
his ancaYla
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WEATHER AND FARM. = The prolonged
drouth still continues without abatement.
The caferpiIlars have stripped the cotton Of
all foliage and tender hollis, and the dry wea
ther and north winds are making the remain.
ing bolls open rapidly. The crop is injured
at least 40 per cent. The potato, rice and
sugar cane crops are all suffering for rain
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s.Do You ever take anything T. asked the
sWeH yes,n replied the photographer, 'that's
nv business. Paradoxical as it may seem,
deal in negatives, but never say no. And he
slid d developer about three fingers deep into
the dark closet of his cavernous swallowing
thing v-Burdette.
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MTOTTCE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Probate Court, Parish of 81, Landry, 40 40"'
ESTATE OF FRANCOIS AzMA LEDoUx'
Whereas, Nol!e Pitre, Of the parish % o
st. Landry, has applied by his petition 70 W
appointed administrator OF the estate q. "
francois Anna L6doux, deceased, late OF St.
Therefgre. any person intending to make
onnosition to said appointment will ho tns s
same in writing, in my office, in sie to0n o.
Opelousas within ten days from q Sas = pTssene
notice. JAMES " SiazAS Ciepk.
Sept. 3-s7.
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Thsre il but little stock water left in our
prairies now. Many of eur planters have had
to drive their cattle TO the bayous in order to
eet water. great many wells are dry, and
many persons have to go miles to get drink.
ing water,
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From the charges and blame thrown on
Gov. McEnery by the speakers on last Mon
aay. it would have been in order to have ar
faigned him for the dry weather, choking
sinst and the .avages of the caterpillars.
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oil dearl perhaps slr. Burke thinks that
because he has but lis.ie hair left, he can slip
out Of Opeiousas with it all on after awarding
that prize--we hope he can, and We viii con-
fiola with those disappointed 80.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

nNE hundred and seventy eight acres OF
W land, mostly woodland, about fifteen
acres in cultivation, situated on bayou Techs
about three miles from Barry's Landing, be-
longing TO the estate of the late DR.. james
Donovan. For particulars apply at this o. Of
fee Sep. 10, 'T-tf
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The tax rolls Of 1887 are now in the hands
of the sheriff and tax collector and persons
owning only movable personal property, will
save costs BY settling their taxes during this
month Sec notice.
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The Attakapas Agriculturala and Mechanical
Fair will be held at Jeanerette, on Sept. 29th
and Both and Oct. 1st and I'd, 1887. The
management are making extensive prepara-
tions and using every means to make It q
grand success.
Tt ID announced that cheap railroad rates
will be given from ell points on the Morgan
road to persons attending the Fair, which will
doubtless secure q large attendance from our
-sSUtien of country
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IN Testimony whereof we haFe heFsnnt"
signed, this ilth day of August, A d., 1881.
w. G.. BELL,
fA@1 d. DURIO, Com.
)SEAL{ ROBERT CHACHERE,
2~~S u. THOMPSON.
JAMES o. CHAcHERE, Clerk
Dnly recorded IN Jurors Record No q u
my Office page LOG ct seq.
A trne copy. . rlart,
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EDUBLIC SALE.

Probate Cosrt Parish of 81. Landry, No. 46

ESTATE OF MARIE MEIINA JEaSs9gSE, ,-.1-iF
BY virtue of an order OF the Honorable EhES
Probate Court iu aud for the parisb~ee SsssASS
Laudry, there will be sold at pubtlcs NsSsif
to the last aud highest bidder, bpd wwa
sigued or duly qualified auctjs- @ va
Court House iu the town u @ u
St. Landry parish, on WELeEn'
5, 1893, tie following describing :
longing to the~estatc of~Mafsand -
sonue, deceased, t6'I7ii: y: - 't'Sas
A certain tract oi lai d. situated T., ssralrle
Busse, in this parish containing = JrSJ- J-seven
arpeuts, more ur less, bounded north by l;ad
of Rene Carriere and others, south by pU ~
road, east by public road leading to BAT Us
Landing, aud west by land of Ambrose Valiu.
The improvements on the land and the grow
ing crop are reserved
Terms aud conditions.-On credit Of one
and two years from the day of sale; tue pur.
chaser or purchasers to furnish their notes.
With security, in soldo, to the satisfaction Of
the tutor and payable to his order. The notes
to bear eight per cent interest from date up
til paid vendors privilege and special mort
gage being retained on the property sold tn
secure the payment of said notes aud attor-
ney's fees, at rate of ten per cent thereoD, III
| case of suit to enforce payment.
CHAS VICTOR GUIDAT,
Sent. 3. 1887. Tutor.
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The police jury of Lafayette has approved
4 contract with the King Bridge Company, of
Cleveland, o., for an iron highway bridge
over the Vermillion Bayou at a cost of $45OO.
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Grand preparations are being made by the
flnelougas Social Club for their 4th grand an
n,saI Ball which win take place on the 26th
af October.
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Don't forget to keep swine that are rum
ming on grass we'll salted. They must have it
to Keep up health and thrift. Mix 1t with
ashes or charcoal, and place it where they
can get it as needed.
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p;ee cotton and cotton seed are coming in
- the market pretty briskly now.
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For sALR.-A young marc ana eois, - anG saa;r 2
three year old hliv, can ge hae ~ 1 es'
on application at this otBee.
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FoR RENT-A business stand and residence
near the railroad depot. Also business stand
n the center of town. Apply at this office.
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The Fall term of the Opelousas Female
Institute, Mrs. M. M hayes, principal
heran on Monday last
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we direct attention TO the card Of Mr.. Geo
w. Moriarty, in another column, who has re-
Gently added important improvements to MS
runsnnish and repair shops. He now carries 2
Hne assortment of improved firearms, breech
inrva stoek cf flYe2 and loose ammunition OF
evsry description Shells loaded to order
Repair work o specially. Look at the hand.
some display in his show case, and give hlm
call when you want anything in his llne.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
II will be in my office at ODelousas, daily,
from Thursday October, 9Th, to Thursday
oct, 9th, to revise and correct registration
and to register those who have not heretofore
$50. - 80 81 ADOI.PHE LAsrRAPEs.
Registrar.
opelousas, Sept. 10th, 1887. Y.
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The school at the Convent of the lmmacu-
Iate Conception opened its Fall term on last
Agonday.
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The Governor has appointed John O. Train
Or, constable for the eighth ward OF St Ian
Sry n, parish, vice j. j. Neyland, resigned
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!. MARY'S ACADEMY
La.

OPELOUSAS, LA.
TK9HE classes of this Institution for boys
will be resumed on Thursday. the 10th
Parents are requested to send their children
In the very beginning.
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GEO. w. MORIARTY,
q U N 8 M I II Fl
Bellevue ST., Opelousas, La,
Successor to Solomon D'Ayy,

nEALER in Breeoh and Muzzle iosdlng
Guns and Rifles, Pistols, Ammunition and
Snorting Goods. Shells loaded to order.
F Repairs of all kinds executed in best
style at lowest prices.
Opelouaas Sept. lO.-6m.
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The attention of our readers is called to the
advertisement Of Messrs Clements q wilson
~ another column, who have just had bniig
and stocked one OF the largest stores ~ opel
stock Ii large. varied and we'll selected, aud
includes pretty much everything usually found
"a lirBf.Class establishment, they also have
sha facilities for handling, and are
paying the highest market prices
~ c8sh for, cotton, rice. etc. EVIL
themselves. they have secured the services Of
corps Of experienced and popular assistants,
asng Messrs. H, Haiphen, DOS. Eirnbnrg.
~ Il. Aealey and BENZ. White all 0f whom
wonsd be pleased To see theirs Did friends, and
Mall pc sure to serve them with their nasal
siaeEits and general satisfaction. Go and see e
Ehen, whether yon have asay produce To sell
NE wlah TO buy assybhing in their lines you III
i Rfs sore 10 receive polite attention and fasf
& tEe@szaeues
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Gen. Allen Thomas speech here last Mon
day would make an excellent kepubiican
campaign document. We doubt II Lne n MosC
vindictiga Radical Republican in the State
conId make a more bitter assault upon
Democratic Governor and Democratic ad-
Hninistration than fell from the lips OF tnat
gentlemen 1t Is time for Democrats VINO
place party success above personal aspirations
10 call 8 halt in this villihcation OF the oest
State government we have had in aquarter o.
cer1fnry
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Babies, Attention :!

MTHEN / shall have photographed one
and that baby which in my estimation makes
the most beautiful picture will get life size
water color portrait worth fifty dollars. II
the babies come, one of them will get the PIC
tnre-of this you may be sure.
Sen 10, JNO. y. DUhhE.
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We have received new introductory His
tory Of the United States from o Southern
standpoint, by H e. Chambers, and published
by III +. Hanseli Sr Bro, New Orleans. lt is
4 book based upon thorough appreciation I oI
The principles Of teaching and ~ such Will I, pc
hailed with delight by teachers generally.
Being Invested of the dryness and drudgery
Of the cid histories It will be welcomed BY ell
pupils. geographically and artisticaily the
book ii work of art. The illustrations are
many and beautiful, and were designed py
Southern artists The State Board OF Educa'
ton has already adopted this book for use ID
the Louisiana Public Schools.
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The Picayune's report of Gen. Allen Thorn.
as speech delivered here on the 9th instant
says .he referred to the circumstances OF the
appointment oil Judge Estilette and TO the sa-
srapy Of Witkowsky In West Carroll--to the
appointments of police jurors in ST. Landry
and East Baton Rouge, which appointments
Ne contended were III the face OF the express
wishes OF the people,
We hRvs seen . dispatch from Gen. Thomas
denying most emphaticaily that be evef men
toned OF alluded to Judge Estilette. Query
How did such q mistake creep In Was there
prompter behind the scenes